Archive for September, 2008

Psychological factors about the trading are well covered in the books, articles and in all sorts of media information and in this article all the ideas about emotions, caused by the “mad” movements of the market, probably will not be new, but solutions how to deal with them for some traders could be a discovery. I am not pretending to be a wizard of the market, but what helps me could help others as well.

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Trading and Emotions

I am in the forex market just for few years and my experience is not huge, but after some gains and losses I started feel very confident about my trades. In this article I simply would like to share my points of view to the market and I strongly feel that support and resistance lines do not get it’s deserved appreciation in the publications. We all know that support and resistance are very important, but still most of the trading methods do not include those lines at all.

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Support and Resistance: Theory and practice

This article is taken from the Forex Journal (July 2008 issue).

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Tale of the tails

The U.S. economy is now in the Trough phase of the business cycle, after it experienced a steep decline in the last quarter of 2007 and in the first quarter of 2008. The economy was helped in finding a bottom in the second quarter of 2008 by the rebate checks…

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Getting To Know The Majors

It is always easy to hesitate, to slow down or to even quit. However, many of us might be looking at situations and being more concerned with the possible outcome instead of the potential growth and learning that we will receive. All great successes start with the first step, the first action and even possibly the first loss.

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Small Steps Lead to Better Things

Creativity allows each of us to approach life with new thoughts and ideas. Everyone is creative. The struggle comes when we do not recognize and accept that we have creativity inside of us and ignore the talent and actions that we are capable of achieving.

Continued here:
Are You Creative?